St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-01-27
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.

TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Weather Record.
At Biugham's drug store. for the week endin
Jan. 90, 1881
Highest. Lowest
Thursday, Is
Friday, 30 IS
Sunday, 40 81
Monday, IL 10
Tuesday, 81
Wednesday, % 5
The dash - indicates below zero.
NEW ADS IN THIS PAPER.
L. ID. SATISFACTORILY Creamers Churns, etc.
Eunice Dickerman's Est.-License Asked.
Richard Wizards observation-disclosures Notice
c. D. Newell-Tenement to Rent.
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co.-Opening.
BRIEF LOCALS.
Mr.. Danes lecture is the next in
the Y. NJ. C. A. course, Feb. z.
&C. C. Bingham is putting in tel
ephone central Office at Newport for
the telephone company.
The fremen's social assembly
comes tomorrow evening in the opera
house with music by Spencer's full or
chestra.
the Methodist church parlOrs to-mOr-
row evening. Preparations have been
made for jolly time.
L. II. Lucas has got through driv-
ing the st. JOhnsbury house hack and
the business is now in the hands of
Kirk & HartshOrn.
In reporting deaths to the Gale
DOMAIN correspondents will please re-
member and state the date of death
and age of the deceased.
This weeks Newport Express con-
tains very full and interesting report
of the state dairymen's meeting pre-
pared by DIR. r. H. Hoskins.
The Island Hose company elected
the following officers at their annual
meeting: j. COnley, foreman !; C. West,
assistant foreman; w. ID. Chamberlin,
clerk.
George ID. Randall's drug store on
Railroad street has come out from the
hands of the painters as bright as a
new pin and has been generally i'm
proved in appearance.
The new savings bank and trust
company is fully established in tempo
rary quarters in Hastings building on
the Avenue. Office hours for the pres
ent 9 to IL n. m, and 2 to 5 p. m.
w. E. Dizan's preliminary hear
ing on the charge of adultery, put
down for Monday last was postponed
to the 25th. Dian still remains in jail
having been unable to procure bonds.
George Brown, while at work on
the Passumpsic road at the depot Mon
day, slipped and fell between the cars
and the station platform. Several cars
passed but luckily he escaped without
injury.
Superintendent E. 4. Silsby went
over to Fairfield Tuesday and estab
lished a new telegraph station. There
is now a telegraph office at every
station on the Boston & Lowell road
between here and SWantOn.
The Y. NJ. C.. A. supper tO-mOr-
row evening promises to be very
pleasant affair. There will be speech
es and music as well as a supper and
invitations have been sent all the male
members of the association.
"
Hon. ID. III. Thing, past master OF
the Maine state grange, will deliver a
free lecture in the town hall Saturday
afternoon at l O'clock. He will also
lecture at st. JOhnsbury Centre Satur-
day evening at 7.3O o'clock.
"A stranger reading the notice il
last weeks paper about the st. Johns
bury house affairs, might infer that til,
present cashier, Jno. c. Clark, ha(
something to do in getting that not,
signed. Such was not the fact and NJ
such inference was intended.
The North church auxiliary to tn,
Woman's board of Missions held il
annual meeting on Friday last anC
elected the following officers for til,
ensuing year Mrs. Henry G.. Newell
Pres. Mrs. Edward A. Walker, Sec
and Treas Mrs. George ii. Cross, so
licitor for "Life and Light"
The Summerville post Office wa
has reached another stage. Mr.. COucl
went over to Montpelier last week ant
secured Mr.. Atkins promise of sup
port for the candidacy of Mrs. Powers
Mr.. Atkins will "see about it" on hi
next trip to Washington two or tire
months hence.
w. l.. Pearl, at the temperate
meeting last Saturday, said that ID
had no doubt more glasses of liquo
had been sold in this town that da
than there We're persons present. Their
were some Do or more present. If tina
number of glasses of liquor were sol
here last Saturday forenoon, and W
are not disposed to dispute it, it woul
be interesting to know who did I'll
business.